Work permits open to workers going to Russia, closed to Israel

Before that, the Ministry of Labor formed a study team on November 14 to study Nepali recruitment in the Russian army. The team reported that those who took work permits were not recruited into the Russian army. "We did a lot of research. According to the investigation, none of the Nepali workers who came to Russia with work permits through Manpower have joined the Russian army," Director General of the Department Danduraj Ghimire told Kantipur, "It was found that they were working in the same company they went to." .

Ghimire said that he has been given a work permit to work at Sinopec Engineering Russia Group located in Vlagoveshchengs City, Russia. According to him, institutional and re-employment approval has been opened to all. "Even those who are doing various professions in Russia are not allowed to come to Nepal," he said.

Minister of Labour, Employment and Social Security DP Aryal said that even before he took charge, it was decided to give work permit to those going to Russia through secretary-level decisions on February 9 and 16. "This was a decision made before I took charge," he said. According to the department, the number of people who have gone to Russia with work permits so far this fiscal year is 370. According to the department, 53 in July, 161 in August, 47 in October and 43 in October, 40 in November, one in January and 25 in February went to Russia with work permits. In the last fiscal year, 266 people went.

The department has suspended the process of hiring workers in Israel's agricultural sector from the manpower company. The department informed that the recruitment process has been postponed from Tuesday as a review committee has been formed by the Ministry of Labor to review the issue of taking workers through B-to-B (from Manpower).

Department for the first time allowed Kathmandu International Incorporated Pvt. That too has been banned. The department has also requested to provide information if individuals, organizations and groups raise money illegally by showing the lure of employment in various areas of Israel.

In Israel, only students go to the agriculture sector through the government mechanism to become caregivers in long-term care centers and through the university's Learn and Earn program. On October 20, 10 Nepali students who went to Israel as part of the Learn and Earn program were killed in an attack by the Palestinian militant group Hamas. Bipin Joshi from Kanchanpur, who went to the same program, is still under the control of Hamas.

Labor Minister Aryal has formed a committee to study the procedure brought by manpower companies to send workers to Israel.

I talked about Israel with the Israeli ambassador in a courtesy meeting a few days ago. The Israeli ambassador had amazing things to say about it. "There were joint secretaries of the ministry," Minister Aryal said at a recent press conference at the Ministry of Labour, "employees of the ministry, who signed the Israeli visa file." He is also a witness. This includes Israel and

No agreement has been exchanged between Nepal's manpower to work in B-to-B (through manpower).' According to him, the ministry has no information about the workers going through any mechanism other than caregivers and lawn and garden. Minister Aryal said that preparations are being made to publicize the truth about the involvement of Manpower in Israel by investigating the file.